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Simple prompts boost students’ advanced course planning
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Simple prompts boost students’ advanced course planning

Simple prompts may boost students’ enrollment in advanced courses—new research shows automated messages help ninth graders consider higher-level classes.

Laken Covington · 23/09/2026
Most English Learners Attend Mainstream Classes
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Most English Learners Attend Mainstream Classes

80% of English learners spend most of their school day in mainstream classes, impacting their educational experience.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 21/09/2026
AI Project Evaluates Learning Tools’ Pros and Cons
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AI Project Evaluates Learning Tools’ Pros and Cons

Pros and cons of AI learning tools through a comprehensive evaluation by Instruction Partners, assessing their impact on student learning.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 14/09/2026
Micro-Learning Strategies Drive Macro Professional Growth
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Micro-Learning Strategies Drive Macro Professional Growth

Micro-learning strategies drive macro professional growth for better teaching and student outcomes.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 12/09/2026
Homeschoolers Move to Center of Education Choice
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Homeschoolers Move to Center of Education Choice

Homeschooling education choice is reshaping schools as enrollment doubles to 6%, moving the movement from fringe to mainstream and sparking debate.

Blaine Ashton · 07/09/2026
Clichés shape modern leadership
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Clichés shape modern leadership

Discover how leadership clichés from James Burrows' TV directing career offer practical insights for managing creative teams under pressure.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 04/09/2026
Houston Implements Reforms to Boost Test Scores
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Houston Implements Reforms to Boost Test Scores

Learn how Houston's school reforms are boosting test scores and closing minority achievement gaps, using tactics detailed by Superintendent Mike Miles.

Laken Covington · 01/09/2026
Charter Schools Face Repeat of Lost Decade
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Charter Schools Face Repeat of Lost Decade

New study reveals fluctuating success of Massachusetts charter schools over two decades, with test score gains and losses. Understand the shifting results.

Blaine Ashton · 30/08/2026
Education Department: 1,900 Colleges Overdue on Data Submissions
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Education Department: 1,900 Colleges Overdue on Data Submissions

Over 1,900 colleges are overdue on data submissions to the Education Department. Learn about the Biden-era regulations and transparency rules affecting higher…

Rosalyn Merrifield · 17/08/2026
Fitch: Visa Limits Threaten International Enrollment and Revenue
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Fitch: Visa Limits Threaten International Enrollment and Revenue

Fitch warns Trump's four-year visa caps could hurt college revenue and enrollment. Learn how new restrictions affect international students starting mid-Septemb

Rosalyn Merrifield · 06/08/2026